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Entry requirements

You will have completed a Masters or Doctoral degree specialising in Industrial/Organisational Psychology, which includes a 120-credit thesis, from a New Zealand tertiary institution or similarly recognised institution overseas and have admission to Postgraduate Study. In addition, you will be in employment (paid or unpaid) in an organisation where your activities require engaging in significant I/O issues.

Note: This is a selected entry programme with limited places available. Meeting entry requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the programme. The School of Psychology Graduate Prospectus and web pages contain detailed information regarding this programme

Massey University is currently implementing a new admission system. As applications close earlier than usual for this specialist programme, amended information has been included under the 2017 Psychology pages to allow for applications to be made well in advance of the closing date.

Applications close 2 October 2017 for the 2018 intake. You will need to submit your documentation well in advance of the closing date.

NOTE: If you are applying close to the deadline you will need to ensure your referees are advised, as their report must be received by the above date.

Please register your interest by emailing your contact details to the School of Psychology prior to completing the online application.

Documentation Required

A verified copy of your Academic transcript showing the completion of a Master’s thesis. This should also include 6-8 papers in I/O Psychology or equivalent. (Not required if all your study was completed through Massey University).

The title and copy of the abstract of your Master’s thesis (this should be on a topic in I/O)

A copy of your CV documenting your relevant training and experience including a passport type photo.

A brief personal statement (500 words or less), which includes your reasons for this programme of study. You may also wish to list perceived strengths as well as skills you will bring to your studies and training.

Supporting statements from whanau/family (optional)

Your current job description on letterhead, signed by an executive-level or Human Resources manager

A letter stating you are currently employed in a position in which the practice of I/O Psychology is a significant component, signed by your workplace manager in support of your application

Name, Occupation and Email details of two referees. (Referees will be automatically contacted to supply a confidential reference in relation to this programme). Note: Shortlisted applicants will be contacted mid November to arrange an interview time. This may be conducted in person or by phone/Skype where applicable.

Planning your programme

Once interviewed, successful applicants will be advised of their acceptance into the programme. You will then need to apply to the New Zealand Psychologists Board (NZPB) for registration as an intern psychologist in order to be able to commence your internship.

Courses

A) Both the courses listed below (120 credits):175.821 Professional Issues in the Practice of Industrial/Organisational Psychology175.822 Practicum in Industrial/Organisational Psychology

How much will it cost?

We can't tell you the exact cost until you have chosen your courses, as the tuition fees you pay each year vary depending on the courses you choose. There will also be compulsory non-tuition fees you have to pay in addition to your tuition fees. For some courses there may be other charges for things such as study resources, software, trips and contact workshops.

To get an approximate idea of tuition costs for typical study areas, you can use our quick guide to programme fees.